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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1971
Page
6
Mrs Harry Dunkle of Spring Creek harvested more than 80 quarts of cranberries this fall from her bog, leaving many bushels unpicked. Her small plot, about 100 feet long, lies on a naturally boggy site where cranberries thrive with acid soil and sphagnum moss.
The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced six new federal judges including Ralph F. Scalera for the Western District of Pennsylvania and Clarence C. Newcomer for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Support from Senators across states followed a subcommittee hearing with praise from Schweiker and Scott.
Warren County Sheriff Donnell Allen Jr announces at least one National Forge employee will be arrested after a trucker harassment incident near the Irvine plant. A striker allegedly jumped a truck and cut air hoses as trucks left under a preliminary injunction. A Friday hearing will decide if the injunction continues.
Chicago police say 21 year old Carroll McQuire climbed behind a CTA bus wheel to reach his girlfriend. He wore plaid bell-bottoms and sunglasses, stopped for riders including a police officer, and claimed he was a passenger. He faces theft and criminal trespass charges.
Gov Ronald Reagan announced he will sign a bill allowing state college campuses to call themselves state university campuses if they meet criteria. The change is described as only a name change to boost prestige. The University of California system criticized the plan.
Erie hosts the fifth statewide public hearing by the House committee on citizen participation in local development projects. The seven member task force will meet December 3 at 10 a.m. in Erie City Hall Council Chambers. Chairman Lutty and Reps Hellemini and Dombrowski urge testimony to ensure community voices influence urban renewal, zoning, recreation, and redevelopment plans.
A Western Penitentiary inmate from Meadville Gary E. Carr was stabbed three times in the back by Cleo Popeye James a 26 year old Philadelphia man serving a life sentence for murder. James faced stabbing charges after a minor disturbance outside a cellblock. Carr is serving two to four years for aggravated assault and battery and attempted larceny.
President Nixon visited the Washington Redskins for an unannounced practice session in Virginia. He coached a screen pass to Charley Harraway, analyzed the remaining schedule, and predicted the team would make the playoffs, saying they could win three or four of their next four games.
A festive collection features wood and brass home decor pieces along with pottery, candle sticks, ash trays, vases, linen calendars, and pictures for seasonal decorating.
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